ASSOCIATION CODE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 225, 22 August 1938, Page 9

ASSOCIATION CODE.

NO LOCAL GAMES. Owing to the state of the grounds at North Street Park after the heavy rain experienced towards the end of last week, no Association football matches took place in Palmerston North on Saturday afternoon. RESULTS ELSEWHERE. Wellington. First division : Redwood 10 v. Technical Old Boys 0; Petone 4 v. Hospital 3. Auckland.—Y.M.C.A. 3 v. Onehunga 2; Metro College 4 v. North Shore 3; Mount Albert 4 v. Thistle 3; Ponsonby 2 v. Abels 0; Comrades 3 v. Suburbs 0. Dunedin.—Maori Hill 1 v. Mosgiel 0; H.M.S. Leander 3 v. Northern 2; Roslyn-Wakari 3 v. High School Old Boys 1; Seacliff 8 v. Technical Old Boys 2; Mornington 3 v. Caversham 2. Wanganui.—Lawrence Cup : Wanganui 8 v. Taranaki 1,. Christchurch F.A. Trophy: Canterbury 4 v. Wellington 3. INDIAN TOURING TEAM. SOUTH AUSTRALIA BEATEN. ADELAIDE, Aug. 20. The Indian soccer team to r day gave a delightful display of fast, tricky football to beat South Australia by 6 goals to 1. With the exception of Lumsden, who scored three goals, Rebelles and McGuire, the Indians played with bare feet. Lumsden proved himself a wonderful goal kicker. ENGLISH SEASON STARTS. FRIENDLY GAMES PLAYED. LONDON, Aug. 20. The English soccer season started a week earlier than usual, the teams playing friendly games on behalf of the league’s £IOO,OOO jubilee fund, which is intended to assist players and officials. Half a million spectators paid £22,000 in gate money. Results included: Spurs beat Arsenal, 2 —o;'Aston Villa drew with West Bromwich, 1 —1; to Cowdenbeach, I—4;1 —4; Dunfermline Huddersfield drew with Leeds United, 1 —1; Notts Forest beat with Cardiff, 3 —3; Halifax beat Rochdale, 4—l; Hull drew with York, I—l. SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

First Division. —Aberdeen beat Third Lanark. G—l; Albion beat St. Johnstone, 6 —2; Kilmarnock lost to Hibernian, 0—1; Queen of South beat Arbroath, 2—o; Queen’s Park drew with St. Mirren, 0 —0; Itaith lost to Partick 2—4 ; Rapgers drew with Motherwell’, 2—2. '

Second Division. —Brechin lo6t to Dumbarton, o—3; Dundee United lost to Cowdenßeath. I—4; Dunfermline drew with Airdrieonfans, 0 —0; East Stirling lost to Alloa, I—3: Edinburgh beat Montrose, 4—2; Forfar drew with St. Bernard’s, 2—2; Leith beat King’s Park, 3 —2; Morton beat Dundee 2—l; Stenliousemuir drew with East Fife, 2—2.